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Tips for anxious travelers from one who conquered her fear
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Balance shifts on health care committeeBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | December 14,2013MONTPELIER The balance of power in the House Committee on Health Care will shift in favor of Democrats next year when House Speaker Shap Smith drops a Republican from the 11-person panel and replaces him with a member of the ruling party.
Gone from the committee, Smith said late Friday evening, is Rep. John Mitchell, a Republican from Fairfax now headed to the House Committee on Education. Replacing him is incoming Democratic Rep. Kathy Hoyt, appointed by Gov. Peter Shumlin earlier this year to replace the seat vacated by Margaret Cheney.
House Speaker Shap Smith said the move is designed to make way for a newly minted lawmaker whose breadth and depth of experience are critically important as we move forward with health care reform.
House Minority Leader Don Turner, however, said the shake up amounts to partisan maneuvering designed to undermine the influence of the GOP as the Democratic supermajority prepares to face tough questions over the troubled roll out of the new health insurance exchange.
Im very concerned and Im very disappointed, Turner said late Friday evening. I think Vermonters will see through this that Democrats dont like tough questions when it comes to health care, and that by taking away a person who is asking those like tough questions may make it easier for them.
The personnel change comes during the middle of the two-year biennium, and isnt the only reassignment Smith confirmed Friday.
Rep. Patti Lewis, a Berlin Republican, will move from education to the House Committee on Government Operations. Incoming Democratic Rep. Margie Ryerson, who filled the Randolph seat opened up by the death of Larry Townsend, will be assigned to the House Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Rep. Rebecca Ellis, a Waterbury Democrat, will take over as vice-chairwoman of energy and natural resources, a position formerly held by Cheney.
Hoyt, who lives in Norwich, has a long career in government that includes stints as secretary of administration under former Govs. Madeline Kunin and Howard Dean. She was a also a member of a three-person panel that spent more than a year examining ways to overhaul the states tax structure.
With his direct appointment of Hoyt in September, Shumlin bypassed the conventional nominating process in which the local party committee forwards three names to the governors desk. Hoyts predecessor left when she accepted Shumlins appointment to a seat on the three-person Public Service Board.
(Hoyt) is someone who has seen state government from every angle, and her experience will be invaluable on that committee, Smith said.
Turner said that if Smith wanted to find room for Hoyt on the committee, he could have done so without eroding what little representation the GOP has on a panel that will be dealing next year not only with the exchange, but with the seeds of a public financing system for the single-payer system Shumlin has said will come online by 2017.
I think its wrong, Turner said. I just dont like that were going to have only two Republicans on one of the most important committees in the House right now.
Smith said the composition of the Health Care Committee during the last session wasnt reflective of the partisan make-up of the body. The six Democrats, one Progressive, one independent and three Republicans, Smith said, didnt mirror the near super-majority status of his party.
Its 6-5 committee right now, and the balance is different than most of the other committees, and that plays a role in the decision, Smith said. And its not an easy decision.
That narrow margin led to some very public setbacks last session for the committees Democratic chairman, who saw his committee go against him on at least one high-profile vote.
Rep. Mary Morrissey, who will be one of two Republicans left on the Health Care Committee, said the change disrespects the work that Mitchell and the committee have done over the first half of the session.
Turner said he appreciated that the speaker called him earlier this week to inform him of his plan, and that Smith was willing to work with Republicans in determining which of the three would be sent to the education committee.
Turner said he thinks Hoyts experience on the Blue Ribbon Tax Commission, the panel that worked in 2009 to try to reform the income and sales tax, is one of the reasons Smith wants her on health care.
From my perspective, I think theyre trying to figure out how theyre going to do single-payer, Turner said. And being a former member of that commission, Im sure she has a lot of information about taxation.
Smith said Hoyts facility with the tax code is one reason among many shell be a good fit on the committee.
Certainly it helps that she was on the Blue Ribbon Tax Commission, Smith said. But it really is the breadth and depth of her experience.
Darcie Johnston, head of Vermonters for Health Care Freedom, which working to stymie progress toward single-payer, said the committee reassignments underscore the urgency of the opposition.
This is a clearly partisan political move to rearrange the deck chairs to get the political result they want of moving single payer health care forward, she said.
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Here is the Romney strategy: since you don't like what you've got, vote for what you haven't got. Whatever it is you haven't got, it is better than what you've got. That was supposed to be enough to secure election after what we've got—Obama's apparent economic failure. But the Romney campaign is taking what-you-haven't-got-ism to new heights of what-you-mustn't-know-ism.


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Joe Philbin survived sweeping changes in the Miami Dolphins organization prompted by mediocre results and an investigation into the workplace environment at the Davie, Fla., facility.
"I have to do a better job," Philbin said in the first press conference of the 2014 NFL Scouting Combine on Thursday morning at Lucas Oil Stadium. "I'm going to be more visible. I'm going to have a better pulse."
The Dolphins are in constant contact with the NFL regarding potential punishment for the team and any players under contract. Philbin would not comment on a report that he wanted to release Richie Incognito prior to last season or the specifics of any conversations with the veteran offensive lineman.
In light of the release of the independent investigation by Ted Wells -- finding Incognito, center Mike Pouncey and offensive guard John Jerry guilty of harassing Jonathan Martin and another player -- Philbin opened his media session with a four-minute statement of which the theme was accountability, asking that the ultimate blame for any fallout present and future rest with him.
"We talked a lot about the type of program I wanted to run in Miami. One of the things I told Steve was, any player we have or any coach, we wanted to create an experience that ... was the best professional experience they had.
"That they look back on their time as a Miami Dolphin and say that organization was committed to helping me reach my full potential."
Philbin said owner Stephen Ross reached out to Martin and that a meeting is expected in the future. The coach said he did not reach out to Martin following their initial meeting in November, at which time he put Martin in contact with medical professionals.
"Ultimately we're responsible for everything," Lions coach Jim Caldwell said. "We're responsible for our wins and our losses. ... We are responsible for the players in our locker room."
Philbin finished 8-8 in his second season with the Dolphins, the fifth consecutive out of the playoffs for the franchise. He was interviewed by Wells on Nov. 18 and said that he was aware of "most of the details" of the report before it was released.
"Some of the facts, the behavior, the language, the facts outlined in the report. It's inappropriate. And unacceptable," he said.
The Dolphins agreed to a "mutual parting of ways" with general manager Jeff Ireland in January. Offensive line coach Jim Turner and head athletic trainer Kevin O'Neill were fired Wednesday.
"We're going to do things about it," Philbin said. "We're going to have a better workplace. I promise you that. We're going to make changes."
Some of the reminders will be more subtle. There is a message board at the main exit of the facility that reads "24-7, 365" a reminder that "everything they do impacts me," Philbin said.
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By Aries Andronicus
from Washington, D.C.
Comments about CamelBak Groove® .6L:
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Excellent Product, Excellent Service!
By Traveling Mom
from Indiana
Excellent bottle! The filter makes ANY water taste better. Perfect for traveling--especially flying. I love knowing that I can refill at a water fountain or faucet without expecting awful tasting water. Pays for itself because I don't need to buy bottled water. Only negative is that the bite valve started to split too far after years of use, but CamelBak warranty sent me a replacement part in record time.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
My Most Favorite Water Bottle
By Girl on the Go
from Pasadena, CA
This water bottle goes with me on every trip I take. I carry it empty through security at the airport and fill it up once inside, saving me $$$ on way overpriced airport bottled water. This size fits perfectly in my on-the-go bag without weighing it down as much as the larger bottle. Just make sure you grab the right lid with the straw - I accidentally grabbed the lid for the Eddy when traveling to Europe and was so disappointed I couldn't use my Groove!
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hole in nipple
By fitnut72
from Oceanside, CA
This product was used by my daugther to take to school. The nipple had a hole in it within a month of use. This was a lot of money to have to buy replacement parts within a month of light use.
Love it!
By Kristen L
from Lafayette, La
I use my Camelbak Groove all day while on campus and then when I head to the gym. It helps me monitor how much water I intake (2.5 cups per bottle) and makes fountain/tap water taste great! I also really like that it has a measurement line so I don't overfill it and it pour over. The only bad thing is the mouthpiece tends to get fuzz on it but can be easily washed off with water. Or when re-filling it, the excess water in the tube falls out, but isn't a big deal. It seemed pretty durable, but I have yet to drop it, only carry it in my book sack all day. I got this as a Christmas gift and absolutely love it!
Internal valve split on CamelBak Groove
By mark the disappointed
from Los Angeles, CA
It's a great idea, love the filters, somewhat pricey but bad product design on the valve.
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Camelbak Groove broken valve
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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Save me a lot of money
By CD
from NY,NY
Really love this water bottle, the only con is that it does not have a cover for the top.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
By Damiee
from San diego CA
I love this bottle. Everything is great, nice desine,good water, saves money. I would rate this 4 and a half because the dirictions were notClear so i needed to send it back cause i broke it but they send me a new one cause of there lifetime warrentie , get it!;)
By The Professor
from Malden, MO
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my Camelbak bottle
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(4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
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By Kylie
from Undisclosed
When I first got this water bottle, I thought "Four bottles a day? I'll never drink that much." But now I drink four to five bottles everyday. The filter doesn't last 3 months though. It lasts about one month. Running it under hot water seems to help it work longer.
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La Fin Du Monde - Unibroue
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New York
4.36/5 rDev +0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Pours hazy yellow gold color with a lot of sediment in it and bubbles racing up the middle like champagne to a 2-3 finger foamy off white head that faded about average speed and left a foamy cloud on top and decent spotty lacing.
Smells of pepper, yeast, grains, clove, herbs, spices like coriander and tea leaf, fruit like an almost rotting pear and mild alcohol; a very yeast funk driven nose that is Belgian via Canada.
Tastes of yeast, pepper, sweet malt, grains, clove, herbs, wheat bread, floral hops, spices including coriander, cinnamon and tea leaf, fruit like an almost rotting pear and/or apple skins, funk (like a penny) and very in-your face alcohol that brings a mild burn but somehow turns sweet and malty and fades as it slides down. It's tart, it's sweet, it burns and yet somehow it's very complex and tasty; the 9% ABV is not hidden and part of the experience, likely by design as this beer would be great an a Canadian winter warmer. More fruit and yeast draw out as it warms and other spices mix in as it seems to change with each sip. This beer makes you really appreciate the yeast and funk taste.
Mouthfeel is smooth and chewy at the same time, with a medium body, mild fizzy carbonation and a funky, slightly bitter finish that has heat but then fades and cools to a bready/grainy sweetness.
Overall it is a flavorful beer that is heavy and hits you hard with the ABV, but the taste, ABV burn and general composition are spot on for a Triple and this beer nails it. It is intense and has heat, but in a good way that reminds you of why you would drink a beer like this – because it is everything an Adjunct Lager is not: it's complex, meant for sipping and each sip is different as the beer/yeast morph from exposure to air, temperature changes and fermentation. This is craft beer Monk style and not an attempt to mass produce a dull consistent flavor; this beer sits in the bottle and turns into an experience, and once again for me this brew was a great experience. A high recommendation, his is a great beer.
Serving type: bottle
11-06-2013 04:33:45 | More by CHickman
4.49/5 rDev +3.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A - 4.25 - The beer is a nice amber orange clear color with a white thick head that leaves a nice lacing. Very majestic looking bottle.
S - 4.5 - Nice belgian yeasty smell with bready, fruity notes. Banana, orange, cereal. Smells like candy in beer form :)
T - 4.5 - Same belgian yeasty/bready notes in the taste as in the smell. Banana, orange, white pepper.
M - 4.5 - Great mouthfeel, light - medium with slight alcohol warmth. Aftertaste is sweet bready banana. Very clean beer.
O - 4.5 - Probably the best belgian strong pale ale that I've had. It's pretty amazing.
Serving type: bottle
11-06-2013 01:24:09 | More by ISmith87
4.83/5 rDev +11.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Love, love this beer. The taste is phenomenal. The aroma makes my nose smile (if it could). The only reason it doesn't get perfect 5's is the high ABV. I want to be able to drink more of this beer in one sitting but 1 bottle does it for me. I'm so glad it is available year round at any decent bottle shop.
Serving type: bottle
11-05-2013 05:00:12 | More by BVukelich
4.58/5 rDev +6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Enjoyed immensely from bottles twice in tulip glasses; each over more than 30 compelling minutes.
(Also tasted on tap shortly afterwards, with comparison notes interspersed below).
The color is a hazy peach-gold. A bubbly head falls fast in a tulip glass (even when poured on draught), but holds on milky to the edge, fed by lines of carbonation, such that lacing participates in slipping patches with every gulp.
It smells of sweet cherry candy, salt sea air, banana, some pine, steel, and a touch of citrus. Malt stands nicely at the center (but somehow folds in the draught version). A little grass and coriander pops up with warming. The palette of scents is eclectic, but pointillistically well-blended with a wash of honey-wheat.
Each gulp has a sweet start that's turned on the bubbles to a note of early spice. Then come bright citrus acids followed by apricot booze. All along, there's banana toffee, but it's balanced wonderfully by tartness, salinity (which is unfortunately not present on draught), pepper, and a clean grassy hop note.
The mouthfeel is splendid--slick going in, then buzzy with bubbles that blossom into a richness that stays but doesn't stain. The backsides of the tongue still hold its soft oil while the belly is feeling the heat of ethanol.
I've found a Tripel in North America that isn't merely a clumsy tropical cordial aged for funk--this is a true craft that I'd drink way too much if I could. Good news is that it seems to be better (stronger spice-stone fruit flavor, cleansing salinity, and right-tuned malt) with some conditioning time in the bottle, so perhaps it will travel well to me in the future...
Serving type: bottle
11-03-2013 22:12:13 | More by 1sophrosyne1
4.35/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
One of the first craft brews I enjoyed. Cloudy yellow in color with a two-finger white head that quickly disappears. It smells like banana and dried chili peppers. There's not a whole lot of funky yeast on the nose, as in more typical trippels. The taste is sweet with banana and maybe a little bit of mango flavor. There's also a spicy clove flavor and a low level of barnyard funk, but these flavors are rather low-key and it's much sweeter than your traditional dry Belgian trippel. There's huge carbonation in this beer and it has a medium body. Scarily easy to drink at 9%. It may not fit the style exactly but it is very good.
Serving type: bottle
10-29-2013 04:26:27 | More by itsscience
Ontario (Canada)
4.46/5 rDev +3.2%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Finally saw this in the nearby LCBO, very excited to try and even more excited since 4 pack was $9.75 CDN, or close to a dollar less per bottle than the delicious Belgian Tripels. Reviewed bottle 2 of 4. Served fairly cold, but did allow for a bit of warming prior to consumption. poured into oversized wine glass.
Appearance - Hazy golden, luxurious honey brown color spills into the glass. Just enough transparency to see the outline of hand on the other side of the glass but not much else. 1.5 fingers of off-white head is poured and has excellent retention, leaving spiderwebs of lacing down the glass. It doesn't get much better than this.
Smell - Honey, sweetness, Belgian yeasty smell. Subtle spiciness and a bit of wheat. There is some booze present but smells more like a 6-7% beer than a 9% one. Caramel, molasses and candied sugar make up the other sweetness elements in the nose.
Taste - Sweetness that is delicious but not cloying, a well crafted Tripel, notes of caramel and fruit but very hard to nail down a flavor profile. Is extremely complex and the flavors actually seem to be changing the father into the glass I go. However strong enough use of hops and bitter malts to offset what would otherwise be a sweet beer so that the balance is exceptional. Booze is again subtle and a few spicy, peppery flavors at the end.
Mouthfeel - Rich, fulfilling mouthfeel, yet just simple enough that it doesn't overwhelm. Also to me was slightly light bodied, and consumption of multiple bottle would be easily possible. Medium / high and a slightly dry finish.
Overall - Delicious, well crafted tripel that may be my favorite I've had in the style. Complex enough in that it is fun to identify all the different flavors and features of the beer, but at the end of the day the most enjoyment from this beer is still generated by actually just drinking it. Should I ever be stranded on a desert island with only one beer until the end of time in an "end of the World" scenario, La Fin Du Monde is certainly one I could live with and enjoy.
Serving type: bottle
10-29-2013 03:27:33 | More by DenisKolkin
Ontario (Canada)
4.16/5 rDev -3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
A world class beer from Quebec. Pours a luminescent golden treacle colour with an attractive white head that leaves lacing throughout the glass. Warming aroma of caramelized malts with a Belgian yeast backbone and their cloves and spices. The flavour is well balanced, with malt and yeast depth from start to finish. Banana notes transition into caramel before a warming bitterness. The 9% ABV is scarily well hidden!
Serving type: bottle
10-27-2013 18:46:10 | More by hopsolutely
4.41/5 rDev +2.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
I wasn't a beer drinker at all until a friend recommended that I try this out. I usually went towards the whiskey because I felt that all beers tasted the same... Yeah, I know right... What do you expect when all I had was Tecate, Bud Light, Coors, Budweiser, & Heineken. I mean there isn't anything wrong with those, but I mean they weren't anything to be driving to the store for.
"La Fin" has a great and smooth taste. You can taste the light hint of orange & lemon citrus. The smell also reveals the same. The taste doesn't linger for too long but just enough to really appreciate this for what it is.
Serving type: on-tap
10-23-2013 21:46:10 | More by philipsanchez09
4.81/5 rDev +11.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
A: Freshly poured, a hazy amber/gold, leaning orange. Light, fine foamy head, dissipates quickly leaving a thin surface rim and floating remnants. Beautiful lacing in repetitive cascading patterns.
S: Malty, coriander, sweet, orange
T: Strong malt, yeasty, mild citrus bite
M: Full, creamy, light, dry finish
O: One of the most satisfying beers I've had. The flavors are perfectly balanced, and while it's easily drinkable, it has a respectable alcohol content making it an excellent social choice.
750mL / $8.99
Serving type: bottle
10-21-2013 06:04:50 | More by RandomExile
Alberta (Canada)
4.19/5 rDev -3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
This complex and heady brew pours a beautiful lemon drop yellow with ample haze and copious quantities of white foam that holds up well. The aroma is potent yeasty esters, apple pomace, doughy malts, a little citrus, candi sugar, and aromatic alcohols that hint at what's ahead. This is a boozy, spicy blast of a tripel, with apple and pear, sweet doughnut malt, orange, musky grapes, and black pepper all vying for your attention, with a more subtle backdrop of dark dried fruits and unripe green stone fruits lurking amidst the pungent alcohol. Fizzy. Smooth dry finish but some residual yeasty sweetness lingers for up to an hour post-indulgence. One of the world's finest and easy to find on the prairies. Hard to knock this masterpiece, maybe the alcohol is a tad forward but its a tripel after all.
Serving type: bottle
10-16-2013 02:36:00 | More by CalgaryFMC
4.48/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured a light golden brown with a small creamy head. The aroma of fruit stood out from almost across the table.
It was a very enjoyable bouquet.
The taste was light and crisp with lots of good fruit coming through.
I was almost prepared not to like this one, but honestly, I enjoyed it very much. I will probably hold off again from drinking this until the summer and warmer days
Its been a while since I have this one. Since those days, I have tasted many many beers, but still when I taste this one, I really do like it.
Many of the triple's I have tasted over the years have been very good and clean. But what I think makes this one even more special is that it is so crisp and clean. I know a few that are NOT big fans of Triples, but this one, they would have a hard time not liking this one.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2013 03:40:32 | More by rdilauro
Manitoba (Canada)
4.31/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A - hazy deep golden yellow ,1/2 finger of creamy white head, slow even dissipation leaving solid lace, heavy carbonation apparent
S - floral and sweet smelling, orange and lemon citrus
T - a sweet start of citrus, malts, tangerine, the alcohol becomes bolder near the end into mincemeat and a spicy, dry finish.
M - high fizzy carbonation, very refreshing and creamy
O - An excellent beer which is outstanding in all areas. Intense flavors and well balanced
Serving type: bottle
10-13-2013 13:07:13 | More by djoprahwinfrey
4.84/5 rDev +12%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Poured into a Goblet from a bottle.
Appearance: A large foam head forms. The head slowly collapses and leaves sticky lacing. The body is a hazy dark straw.
Smell: Sweet and fruity. Alcohol esters sit behind an herbal array of scents.
Taste: The sweet and fruity flavors stand out after the first sip. The alcohol emerges in the aftertaste, along with the malts and spices. The malts create a smooth body for the spices to sit on.
Mouthfeel: Smooth body. Fairly carbonated, perfect for the style in my opinion.
Overall: La Fin Du Monde really stands out from other Tripel varieties. It packs an incredible amount of flavor. Certain friends of mine do not care for this beer because it can be a bit overwhelming. I pace myself when drinking this for a couple of reasons... One being the price, and another reason is because it has a complex flavor.
Bottom Line: Not wallet-friendly but definitely a brew that fans of the Tripel style need to try.
Serving type: bottle
10-12-2013 22:42:37 | More by Chiefy770
4.63/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
A - A beautiful, remarkably clear golden hue.
S - Exceedingly clean and crisp. Aromas of grass on the finest days of late spring.
T - Delicious yeast and malt. Perfectly balanced and well-rounded. Faultless.
M - Robust thickness coupled with assertive but not aggressive carbonation.
O - Overall this is a genuinely majestic offering. I just cannot believe it has a 9% abv, it's that drinkable. So simple yet so good. Why can't more beer be like this!
Serving type: bottle
10-04-2013 07:35:27 | More by abeeronthebeach
4.75/5 rDev +10%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
750 mL bottle, poured into a tulip glass. Bottled on 12/17/2012. Review date 9/30/2013.
Appearance: Pours a golden yellow color. Hazy, opaque appearance. Carbonation bubbles streaming up the glass. Approximately a finger of a creamy, white head consisting of tight, white bubbles. Recedes slowly, leaving a persistent lacing. Very good looking tripel.
Smell: The aroma kicks off with a pop of fruity sweetness, lots of grape character, a bit of apple, some underlying dark fruits (figs/raisins) and a citric tartness. Beneath this there are hints of malts and bready notes, cracker-like qualities. Finishes with some earthy characteristics and a black peppery spiciness. Very complex aroma as it unfolds in the nose.
Taste: Starts with a sweetness, less pronounced than the nose. Many fruit characters, some champagne-like grape flavors, some orange and green apple as the sweetness fades into a slight tartness. This is carried along the tongue as it fades into the malt flavors, some cracker and biscuit breadiness, leaving a spicy finish, notes of pepper and clove, some general baking spice flavors. As complex as the nose, a joy for the tongue to pick apart.
Mouthfeel: Good body to this one as it first hits the tongue, a powerful scrubbing from the numerous carbonation bubbles scrubs over the tongue, leaving a sharp tartness. A bit of a powdery feeling as the bready notes start to hit on the taste, which grow into a velvet smoothness as it finishes. Leaves a bit of warming from the alcohol at the end which just pairs perfectly with the spicy finish. Fantastic stuff.
Overall: This is an excellent beer. An absolute joy to drink. Perhaps best of all, it's so readily available and at around $8.49 a bottle in this area, it's greatly affordable for the quality. If this is the end of the world, this beer is not a bad way to go out at all. Wonderful stuff from Unibroue.
Serving type: bottle
10-01-2013 02:14:46 | More by hermit990
4.68/5 rDev +8.3%
look: 5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
A triple that seems to stir triple the amount of conversation...
Pours an amazing golden yellow with a huge head that sticks around until the end. I certainly can't ask for more than that.
Smell is beer concentrate... spicy lemony bread, grains and earthy hops.
The balance of flavors in this beer are most likely the deciding factor in its reputation... such a nice balance allows a solid spectrum of spices, warm banana bread, grains, esters, sour cream, pears... really every sip has a few miles to it, as every flavor fights its way to the top.
Mouthfeel is "float" consistency of creamy fizziness.
A solid, oldschool, thorough sipper, and the benchmark for balance in the triple category.
Serving type: bottle
09-30-2013 05:30:48 | More by BaronRogue
4.51/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Poured from a bottle with a best by date of 10/19/15; into a tulip.
Appearance - golden, hazy brew with a champagne-like amount of bubbles! Huge cloud of white head that leaves very nice rings of lacing!
Smell - sweet citrus fruit, with a lean towards more lemon and orange zest. The yeast strain is faint, but noticeably present.
Taste - oh my! This is phenomenal! Unbelievably easy to drink at 9% ABV and the sweetness from the nose is very well hidden, making this a smooth drink that is hard to put down!
Feel - almost starts off too light and bubbly, but finishes off smooth and balanced! May I have another!
Overall - much better than I expected, and I had high expectations! This is not a style I typically seek out, but this brew has given me new appreciation!
Serving type: bottle
09-25-2013 02:07:16 | More by DenverHopHead
4.61/5 rDev +6.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Poured into a snifter from the 12 oz. bottle.
Best before 1/25/15.
a: Lighter golden with minimal head and some some patchy lacing.
s: Complex, fruity, almost like Chardonnay.
t: Apple, and Grape flavors with some cinnamon and clove spiciness on the front of the tongue. Dry winey finish. Syrupy, but not in an unpleasant way.
m: Big and heavily carbonated,(small champagne like bubbles).
o: Very nice, complex beer. A little syrupy to be an everyday drinker for my taste. Excellent beer and definitely worth seeking out.
Serving type: bottle
09-22-2013 16:58:20 | More by ChrisMyhre
4.38/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 25.4 oz/750ml corked bottle.
APPEARANCE: Hazy, yellow and bubbly. There is a half finger head initially and very little lacing, the head dissipates after a few minutes.
SMELL: reminded me of champagne, apples/pears and peppery.
TASTE: In a word complex. Citrus and fruity with taste of pears and banana, yeast and pepper, the alcohol is present but very well hidden. The hops are subtle and in balance with malt.
PALATE: Sticky, medium bodied, effervescent.
OVERALL: I truly enjoyed this beer and would recommend it to anyone that enjoys the tripel style. I salute Unibroue for making a delicious beer and selling it at a reasonable price and for offering in a 4 pack or 25.4 oz bottle option. This brewery makes excellent beer and apparently has an outstanding sales/marketing department too. I can't wait to try more of your beers!
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Quebec (Canada)
4.41/5 rDev +2.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Pours a hazy dandelion-esque yellow with a creamy, gloppy white head. Good retention; no lacing to speak of.
Sweet and yeasty on the whole with strong pepper, cane sugar, and soap. Quite fresh smelling.
Rich and crisp. Peppery and heavy with yeasty goodness. It finishes fresh and floral with some citrus notes and a vaguely boozy twinge.
Prickly with a creamy head, it is a tad syrupy after a while but doesn't linger too bad and is pleasurable overall.
Really tasty Tripel. It verges on too yeasty but that is the only thing that I can think of that is even close to wrong with it. Really enjoyable beer. Better than one would think.
Sweet but not sticky. Well-carbonated. Easy drinking. But don't be fooled she packs a wollop. Would have again. Worth finding.
Serving type: bottle
09-17-2013 21:13:02 | More by TheDoctor
4.25/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Bought a bottle, poured into a goblet glass
appearance: dirty blond, the appearance of blue moon comes to mind. Not much head, which dissipated quickly anyways
Smell: meh... average smell. smells citrousy, kinda sour. As it warmed up (20 minutes later), aroma finally came out.
Taste: this is actually where I like this beer a lot. Very complex flavor that is beyond my command of words (or my knowledge of beer). Citrousy, tart, light fruits, almost white wine to champagne like. The taste of yeast is very apparent. no maltiness or hops noted initially, but later becomes very apparent.
Mouthfeel: goes down easily, palatable. stickiness like a hefeweizen due to its yeast content. no strong alcoholic or metallic overtones noted.
Overall: very flavorful beverage, but i feel that it did not quite match my expectations (probably because I was unrealistically expected too much). I would try it again.
Serving type: bottle
09-16-2013 03:39:35 | More by olilitewu
4.11/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.25
First impressions: Very, very good, a tart/sour belgian, lots of carbonation, and a heavy yeast flavor. As I get in a little deeper some more subtleties come out, some good and some detrimental. Pours a hazy gold, with a thick head that quickly dissipates to wet lacing. There is a lot of really great flavors to pick out in the nose: orange, lemon, banana, clove, coriander, some yeast and sour apples. Taste is similar, but with a huge bread and yeast presence, with a touch of honey. Lots of carbonation, but leaves your mouth a bit dry.
Admittedly, tripels are not my expertise, so as far as true to form I can't really comment. It was very enjoyable, and there were many fantastic nuances to pick out and examine. Another great brew from Unibroue.
Serving type: bottle
09-10-2013 03:56:12 | More by Samuel906
4.49/5 rDev +3.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Darkish straw color, a bit hazy/cloudy. Pours a nice head with a tremendous amount of bubbles that never stop.
Has a spicy smell of cloves mixed in with some fruits, apples and pears come to mind. The scent could pass for champagne.
While I can't pick up either apples or pears in the taste, I could pick up the tartness from the fruits. A bit of a peppery taste.
There's a real refreshing crispness to the beer. It tries to start off smooth, but with the spices and tart fruit, it ends with a bit of a bite that extends well into the swallow. A good drink year yound, but would be exceptional in the warmer months.
This is a good beer and it's easy to drink despite the spices, tartness, and the high alcohol that you'd never guess to be that high.
Serving type: bottle
09-07-2013 02:44:05 | More by RickS95
4.36/5 rDev +0.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
I drank this tripel out of my snifter at cellar temperature.
Upon pouring, a large three-finger, pure white cloud for a head and a slightly hazy, bright straw-gold color. Looks like a Belgian ale, all right.
An aroma of green apples, grapes, yeast, and earth. Some flowers in there too. Pleasant.
The flavor, to me, is straight-forward and simple, but also excellent. 'Tis the beer equivalent of a perfect loaf of white bread, that basic food which is so taken for granted despite its necessity. Long into the finish, I also get a little taste of white wine.
It feels like a Belgian ale. What did you expect from a tripel? Bubbly.
Very nice. Nice enough that I'd drink this one anytime.
Serving type: bottle
09-07-2013 00:10:19 | More by Kuaff
4.5/5 rDev +4.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This pours a clear, golden yellow color with a creamy off-white head. The aroma is a mixture of yeast, banana, and spices. The taste is very fitting of Belgian brew with lots of yeast and banana in the flavor. The spices add a nice touch as it finishes with hints of coriander. Very enjoyable!
Serving type: bottle
09-04-2013 01:46:36 | More by Lemke10
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Had the Hot Link Sandwich. My meat tasted like dog food and was heated up in the microwave. Nasty place inside, floors were dirty, bathrooms were nasty.
Grate place to have fun,meet new nice people – I loved the fast servis and grate people everyone is verry nice and the food is OUT OF THIS WORLD...i have never been soewhere that makes me fell like im in my home town i give them a 5 star rating for a verry job WELL DONE!!
Awful All Around – Hoke's was touted as "genuine Texas BBQ"
Silly me, I went in expecting juicy, smoked brisket, sweet-tangy and thick red sauce, and some good southern fixin's as sides.
I found none. The "meat" was flavorless, lacking in color, smoke, texture, moisture and all else that makes BBQ great. It was also horridly overpriced. The sides were all a'la carte and not worth the plates served on. The service was nonexistent.
The place was grimy, dingy, and smelled (Not of good smoke and charcoal, either.)
I wouldn't ever go back, nor would I recommend anyone else bother wasting their money.
Good Experiences – My wife and I have eaten here a couple times, and have had good experiences each time. I have tried their their "Big Ol Dinner Platter" with brisket, pork, and ribs while my wife has tried the Pork Sandwich. Their meat and sauce is tasty, but probably just on the above average side. The sweet potato fries are a good appetizer to try out as well. The $1 Pabst Blue Ribbon is definitely a good deal as far as cheap beer specials go, so that is a plus.
If you are taking a BBQ tour of Denver, I'd definitely put it on the list.
My Denver disappointment – I was in the Denver area on busines, when traveling I look for little family run ethnic places, Others obviously had a better experience than I did.
The chopped sandwich was juicy, but completely lacking in any real good smoke flavor.
The spicy or hot sauce had a very narrow sour flavor, not well balanced.
I should have known what to expect from the gumbo when I noticed the box of Minute Rice box on the top shelf in the kitchen.
And when it came time to settle up, my server didn't know the menu well enough to bill me for the sandwich with drink and soup for an additional $4...and she wasn't willing to correct her error when it was pointed out. $6 for the sandwich plus $9 for a bowl of gooey gruel and a soft drink.
This trip, I feasted on Pho, gorged on Gorditas El Pastor, chowed General Tso's Chicken, ate one one of the best Cheeseburgers ever .... and found this place.
blah – SICK , both me and my wife were there on wensday night may 30th 2008 and were very sick from there food , she missed work the next day and i was not much better ,our freindS ate there as well and were sick from the food also , I do not recommend HOKES to any one , watch out not good BBQ
Fair barbecue, crappy service, – A great crowd of people. I've found the service to be sadly lacking. The bbq is sometimes good and sometimes not. A $6.00 chopped beef sandwich. For Colorado bbq its better than the national chains but still not SERIOUS TEXAS BBQ!
Beware – We ate here last weekend. My husband and I both got "sick" from the food. The waitress was less than helpful and would not show us an itemized price list for our bill. The surroundings were cold and I would not recomend this place to anyone. Dont listen to the "great" reviews, they haven't eaten here lately.
The best BBQ in town! – Excellent service, awesome people and atmosphere, great prices, and most importantly....... great food!
The best bbq I've ever had! – I'm absolutely spoiled on the prime rib! I can't order it anywhere else. Best ribs in denver, served with sauce on the side and falling off the bone (truly Texas style). All the bbq is excellent and the prices can't be beat. My kids love it!
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It's to bad it came to this.You were a good contributor to the board.I understand where youre coming from though.
Well, it's me, srj1967, logging in using another name for one last time.
No doubt this thread will be deleted shortly because of censorship, so I hope most of you get to see it.
I was banned today for a week for "insulting another member" ... with no explanation from the mods as to who I insulted or how. Whatever it was, I had certainly received worse via the public threads and PMs. There was also an infraction for "inappropriate language" two days ago; I asked for a response as to why, but was banned before any could be received.
I've been on here several months and have been enjoying the healthy debate. But lately, the site has been hijacked by poetry writers, those who like to discuss how cute Elvis was, and those who refuse to discuss rationally every aspect of Elvis' life.
I'm sure that certain members on here will be glad to see me go, and will sit there smugly PMing each other at their "victory".
But to 0839054, Jak, EP75, etc etc (you all know who you are), I thank you for these past few months and your always interesting threads. And to the rest of you, good luck living in your fairytale world where Elvis is perfect.
I may join another Elvis discussion board in future, but none will be as good as this. However, I am sick to death of the arbitrary censorship and the inconsistencies from the moderators as to what they allow to be posted. My posts have been no worse than some of the others posted here. I'm afraid that the standard of this forum has slipped markedly over the past few weeks, and it's simply not fun anymore being here.
So good luck to you all in the future. I have a feeling some of you will need it more than others.
Mods, revoke my membership (and this one) altogether. I will never come back.
Last edited by Quickie; 08-21-2007 at 08:02 AM.
It's to bad it came to this.You were a good contributor to the board.I understand where youre coming from though.
I am sorry to read this.This board isn?t as it was before,It's a real shame
I too understand what you're saying srj and will miss your posts...not all parts of them mind you lol but most. Take care and good luck in whatever you do.
you hang in there son,don`t give in to the bad boys
you leaving cause you got banned for a week, sheesh.
I have enjoyed our debates - with everyone - some did get very heated though and some name calling was thrown around....but I didn't get involved in that....I just enjoy discussing all topics with everyone.
I hope that once your suspension is over you will return under your regular name...
I'm Not say nothing about this, sorry you got banned that it
let me get this straight: we do not censor anything. The only thing we demand is respect to eachother's opinion and we do not tolerate flaming.
We haven't censored any post from sjr1967 contentwhise. But as soon as someone replies to him with a different opinion, sjr1967 got personal. So instead of staying on topic and rational, a topic became heated. Posts like these are getting deleted in order to stay on topic.
In other words: deleted or edited topics have nothing to do with content or opinions, but with verbal abuse, harrasment, namecalling, or any other form of lack of respect for another member. So far for "censorship".
Thanks for your great contributions. Too bad it has to come this far. Goodbye...
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Daddy, I miss you more every day. You will always be my hero..
Well said Albert!!!!!!!!!!
I am really sorry that you are leaving. Your contributions always were interesting and informative. I never got the impression you were insulting anybody, you expressed your opinion very clear - what's wrong about it? - and you are right, me too I find it a bit boring when the only discussion about Elvis is how cute he is - he definitely is, no doubt - but there are other interesting things to discuss about him too. Yes I will miss your posts.
Many times it's not what you say, but how you say it.
I tojo will miss sjr's contributions and many times I agree with him. I guess that shows how equal we treat everybody.
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I am not going to say a thing. Just 'Goodbye' and i hope one day you find somewhere where you feel comfortable..
Ladies, He's mine
I agree with Albert - it's how you say things that makes the difference. Also something I've noticed for quite some time now is that there are "goaders" who push to get someone who they know have a short fuse into saying something that will get them banned but they slip and slide and know how to play the game.
recently-one I was totally wrong, someone provided a link- I listened and learned I was wrong. I was not upset I was wrong-I was happy I learned something new. Some topics are always going to heat up-but lets not burn down the forum.
Man, I hate to see you leave......
they're gone! Sorry to see you go. Hope you will reconsider.
I've been gone a long time myself, due to real life, but the only
reason why I posted here was because - at least in the olden
days - this was one of the few boards where it wasn't all
Elvis, Lisa Marie and - godforbid - Morticia are flawless and
never did anything wrong. That's why I only posted here.
If it's changed in the meantime, that would be taking tons of
steps back. Haven't been back long enough to check out all
the threads, although I have seen plenty of new members who
do wear rosecolored glasses. I just wasn't aware yet that they've
infested this place. I sure hope not.
Either way, I'm back and I don't aim to get muzzled for
voicing my opinion.
Okay I see now that there's an automatic censor installed.
First change I notice since I got back. Hmmm.
Last edited by Cherokee; 08-21-2007 at 01:03 PM. Reason: To see why my post was changed without my doing so.
I was trying to post a message to thank some posters for their support and PMs, but someone had interfered with my "Quickie" id, so I could not post for the last couple of hours.
So, goodbye to those who messaged me in the last few hours.
And someone sent me the mods thread re my banning ... whichever mod it was, thanks. "I agree guys, it's time" etc was one of the comments.
Adios all, and good luck.


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Signature of Love RSVP Postcards I absolutely love my invitations!. I chose the Signature of Love group in chocolate, ivory and cinnamon. The design is unique and colors came out beautifully and are exactly what I wanted. Magnet Street was very helpful from the beginning of my Save-the-dates all the way through to my invitations. The examples they sent helped me to determine the exact colors and if I had questions, I could send an email or call and they would quickly answer. I really wanted the inner / outer envelope option however they are phasing the inner envelopes out and the invitation I wanted did not offer them. They helped me to pick a size that offered them and I am happy they did, I like these even better. I would highly recommend Magnet Street to everyone. Quality product and employees.
Nice design, questionable quality
Signature of Love Pocket Invitations I loved the Signature of Love design and was very happy that I could create my own colors. The personalization process was simple and I was able to create my save the dates, invitations and RSVP cards quickly. However, once my order arrived, I noticed that my darker green rubbed off onto the ivory parts of the invite or the part that was supposed to be green had speckles of white. Out of 125 invites, 35 were poor quality; out of 125 RSVP cards, 30 were poor quality. I contacted customer service and they quickly re-printed and sent me a new batch. The new ones are high quality, thank goodness! I think they send you a couple extras just in case of color rubbing off during packing/shipping because there were still some poor quality ones in my new order but I still have plenty (about 120) that are pristine. Thank you to the customer service team that took care of my concerns so quickly!
Signature of Love Gate-fold Invitations The "Signature of Love" wedding invitations are so beautiful and elegant! My fiancé and I just fell in love with the gate-fold invites because they were unique and simple. PLUS, we were able to fit all the necessary information about our ceremony, reception, and hotel accommodations all on this one invite! (Which meant less extra cards to purchase and less postage :) And they shipped here so fast! I got my whole order of 100 invitations, RSVP Postcards, and extra envelopes in only 4 DAYS! My order came in this amazingly sturdy teal-colored box, with all my products perfectly wrapped and neatly arranged. I addition, they gave me an awesome little catalogue with samples and pictures of their other products, along with a 25% off coupon for my next order! My favorite part about MagnetStreet is the ability to personalize all their products with your wedding colors, text, and various fonts SO EASILY! This was my second order from them (I previously purchased their "Devoted" Save the Date Magnets which were PHENOMENAL and all our guests LOVED :) MagnetStreet takes the hassle and stress out of ordering wedding invitations. Brides-To-Be, don't even bother browsing and searching dozens of other wedding invitation websites; trust me when I say there is absolutely no comparison to MagnetStreet's great quality products with remarkably easy personalization tools :) I will definitely be ordering from them in the future!
Signature of Love Rectangle Invitations My Signature of Love invites and RSVP cards arrived very quickly (standard shipping to Canada) with no extra brokerage fees, duties or taxes. The invites are very nice quality and came exactly as requested. Very happy with this purchase